About this Event
Summer Qamp is a heartwarming documentary that offers a glimpse into the lives of queer and trans kids at Camp fYrefly in rural Alberta. Directed by Jen Markowitz, the film showcases the joy and freedom these kids experience as they spend a few days just being themselves—without explanations or fear. Through laughter, friendship, and self-discovery, Summer Qamp beautifully captures the power of community and the resilience of LGBTQIA2S+ youth. Join us for this moving exploration of identity, courage, and the importance of safe spaces for queer kids.
Event timings:
5:30pm Arrival and drinks (1x drink included in ticket!)
6:15pm Introduction to film
6.30pm Film commences, followed by an expert panel discussion and Q&A with the film director and guests.
This event will adhere to strict COVIDSafe guidelines, as outlined in Guidance on safely hosting in-person events during peak COVID-19 transmission periods
This special screening is part of the inaugural , held in partnership with and the , with special support from AFRAN, VicHealth, Monash University Malaysia, Nossal Institute for Global Health and the Australian National University.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Kino Cinema, 45 Collins Street, Melbourne, Australia
AUD 15.00 to AUD 23.00